Ayla Reynolds’ father took polygraph, police not revealing results

In this Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011 photo, Maine State Police Det. Christopher Tupper (left) and Waterville Det. Lincoln Ryder (right) question Justin DiPietro (second from left) after he arrived at his home in Waterville. Police were searching his home and the surrounding neighborhood for his missing 20-month-old daughter Ayla Reynolds.

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This undated photo obtained from a facebook page shows missing toddler Ayla Reynolds. Police in Maine are appealing to the public for help in locating the 20-month-old girl.

DiPietro told the Morning Sentinel that he doesn’t know how he did on the polygraph test while police say they told him the results.

Stephen McCausland, spokesman for the Department of Public Safety, says he could not say what the results were.

Earlier this week, divers searched a half-mile stretch of an icy river in Waterville without finding any sign of the toddler. Authorities say they’re continuing to aggressively investigate the hundreds of leads that have poured in from across the country.

CORRECTION:

In an earlier version of this story, The Associated Press incorrectly reported which newspaper the father spoke to. Justin DiPietro made his comments to the Morning Sentinel in Waterville, not the Portland Press Herald.